New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1922, Page 12

S[]FT [;[IA[ MEN IN l‘:“(‘v'..'vv\’vy‘_':“' next _ ye :.vrm:bn..n:um‘ OULD SELL TOMB 1:1::1[:(&&:”-“" president of Rutgers POINCARE TELLS THE BERATE ANNOU)\ICEMEN?‘S convention of operators and miners of | OF HIS PARENTS‘ Born at Maumee, O, in 1848, Dr, | ABOUT CONFERENCE u\VANT - ADS'! Amm—;r{-‘ n“_mfi.'. the bituminous territory to be held fn| gscnll was graduated at Yale, after. sale prices during August or while thi this eity next Octeber 2, for select- o e @ |ward studying at the Universities of Ashankioaliy. Albasd ¥er aten Jant for our “Multiple” cant-leak (hand) lie & fask Andtay ceniolBiAnYta Rt | Michigan, Lelpzig and Princeton. He aa Wardy B8Rt tre pumpai all matal, no lsathr tabufn cstigate the coal industry Superior Court Judge Rejects Appli- | Was the chief aid of the historlan|After Which French Cabinet Gives, LINE RATES FOR A G b L L Bancroft, In complling the story of CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS, Park atreet, cation to Dispose of Mausoleum the United States constitution, a Vote of Endorsement for S Chl‘n".! Pri [FTvou want Tele Ta s dewe - ve. i print_your vacation films. Arcede ‘Btudio, T n Stang ) 10 I ¢ MAX GETT!NG READY B s 3 days. ., 1 line i PARTY of four going to Canada, !undcrli o 1 line 3 {""20tH, Have room for one mors, - CA J Rambouillet, France, Aug, 16— 1 line 4 8425, tors either as individuals or as asso- | Resume Mining New York, Aug lt-Suprems | Court Justice Guy yesterday denied (By Associated Press.)—The French ? 1 line . 188 F. SHEEHAN, Clayton road, won the s cubinet today unanimously approved (1130 days 1 line $1.80 five dollar photo fnishing coupon this Sl what he termed ““the most outrageous v pokted as Hav- v TEET M WANT SPECIAL GARS s Riding Meater o V" | of, the German reparation policy of '||Yearly Order Rates Upon Application. week. Look for your name next Friday. 'n the pelicy laid down by the uton the district officlals may con- 4 3 g < |application he ever saw recelved on v Qleveland, Aug. 16 (By Assoclated fiwankony [the bench." 5 ing Gome to Native Town to Pre- | Fremiar Poincare and congratulated ||| Goum o woras 1o s ime. [Sunstedte. B Press)—For the rst .” meé in 2( It was the plea of Max Frank, at- i him on the stand he took at the Lon- | 14 lines to an Inch, | Store Announcements i m:'u kaw soft coal miners at pady.Glover Post May Engage Two torney for Morton B, Sulzer, that his| Pare for Wedding to Mathilde. den conference of allied premiers. e varens conts, |||G P DAY, expert cabinet-muker. Wa scattered points in seven states were client be permitted to remove and [, The entire morning session of the Ll . and ‘battery boxes made furniture today under orders to beg) al| to Take Local Members to COn-|sol an $8,000 mausoleum erected “:xucofrne' 5“""""“:1";10 :fl“\‘e ;ne to| cablnet presided - over by President!|[” No. Ad. Accopted After 1 P. M. For||| Paired Sample boards, vorking modals. production he result of the part s n over the bodies of his parents fn |y ser-igireporte & Millerand was devoted to Premier ||| Classified Page on S8ame Day, T S T T S T T gettlement of the strike however af vention in Waterbury Next Month, |00 2 > Basle, his native iown where he must | Ads Accepted Over the Telephone For|||EVERY eleventh greating ; st | Woodlawn cemetery, 8o he could hire | yaice tne firat legal steps in obtaining Poincare's exposition of what t00k ||| conventence of Customars. Call 825 And||| et his pureha fected only a s orit; € The convention committee of Eddy- counsel to defend himself against an 4 a5 place at London, and discussion on |lAsk For a “Want Ad" Operator. 8¢’ purcha 450,000 soft coal diggers the neeessary papers for his marriage | §)5¢ subject. The cabi | \ L . 35 _the Post, American Legion, will indictment for grand larceny. to Miss Mathilde McCormick ect. e cabinet planned to down their picks lasy ut it Fridey night's meeting,| "You may prey upon the living," ? MeC 3 meet again in the afternoon when the have moved o 233 Waln Bty union officials were on their way back mitter is in favor of engag. Justice Guy told the defendant: "but | . it Cn8aged couple, during their|question of convening an extraordi- = - Automohlle {kanndry, TelpROM home to seek to make € R £ L 3l b e T L iy brief sojourn here, have been most| ary gesajion of parliame & S L e L s RIRE 0 kel : I trolley cars to foke not with my consent Will you ever |yiccessful in remaining incognito. It cmy o P : "': "'““"’ finan- | ANNOUNCEMENTS 8HOES SHINED at the Center Bhos Btdns s t slegates and visitors to the |prey upon the dead. 'x generally! bellsved that their wed P prepared vy Minister of | == — =—=2=== | Parjors. Shoes repaired, h leaned nnd President John L. Lewis of the convention on_September| Sulzer had pleaded that his parents | i & (it PO *| Finance De Lasteyrie were to be dis- | ) Monuments 1| re-blocked. All gork gua on 8. 4. miners who remained here f Eddy:Glover, Post: -band.|owed him- the IMmonev: e [soughts tol| CiaBAY easise PIR0SIEO0N, cussed. | ARNISTICE DAY — Monuments, Femem- ;_:m;‘hnnh!. 403 Main Bt. Gagliardl Bros, re nte 4 " ¥ ST y rops. g vest before entering the pe ©. W take part in the parade there. obtain fhrough sale of thelr last rest- | WANT WHISKEY PERMITS, | o homiclsl communique insued after e o ey N of “marbis | SFOE. SHPATAING ST Tedumdrorooe Tt * e T $ | rning meeting had ended said t B ROHALIODS with- anthra v ensaging spéefal cars it is ex- |ing place. and granite. John F. Moeehan Monu-| materials used; workmi at Philadelphia tomorrow ed |, lower rates will be ob- the premier made a complete expo- | ment Works, Clark St. Cor. Unj Work called for and Druggists at Convention Recommend | sition of the 1 rks, Clark St, Cor. Unlon. .ondon negotia == = = old shoes and w sotiadonsinng| Florists hoe Repal.ing Co. 223 Arch. Tel. that soft coal operators gene {altiad W gy Xowd ccept the sgreer Sl - WOMAN KILLED BY AGCIDENT guRn ol Liconaim; :Tfie"::‘z:.:{,hin"n;‘:'e,,:‘:‘,:{',d MO8 | AT, GESIGNS snd Aswers 7cr &l 9: | THE shoo repairing store_at 81 Best 6, here and held out hope for an ¢ IO BUY PORTABLE SCHOOL | | Cleveland, Aug. 16.—Dispensation caslons; anniversaries, parties, banquets | is now conducted by Bteve Hagoplan, quantity production | ey T |by the federal or state government woddings, funarals, etc, Call “Flows | formerly of 73 Eim St. Try us once. Sate He also said he was hopeft f " Ni I & = v h H Phone" 1118, Prompt attentlon, Veb» {sfaction guaranteed. NGl s W hone St anseni's Ladies' AWl Soctety wiy| Yo YOk Fookle Policeman, Clean. |of whiekey on physiclans prescrip: | NEW GEYSER IS SPOUTING |, Ziral cou'ss wek s e S TR thracite operators who employ 155 Hold Benefit Sale Tomorrow | ing Gun in Yard, Drops it When |yention of American pharmaceutical c:fia'"nnfi\qf.?f"vffi"afi'mwx.'fi ::S-‘::.'-' 1 000 men | v 8 i 4 Say 1t with fi assoclation by Samuel L. Hilton, re Yellowstone's N t and Biggest 1. flows, Auto And Truck Ageucies ;-i i amlalale Haton Pending erection of a new per-| She Tickles Him. v ALSERRC L EL o anatators Wit to he started without delay, the first| New York, Aug. 16.—Carmine Con. |88 't °! Jfblrl' fl' :!‘;1!! A “{ o €|’ Suddenly Develops Without Warn- st and_Found ing bullt and Buick is building them.” e meetings of operat | ecand grades ot St Josemis| E0. a rookie policeman, went into the |COURtry to cling together in retusing AIREDALE dox with Colchester marker, | New Britain Bulck Co, 336 Arch stiset. Tn'n‘}‘finnt\n\qpnl assoclations sehool will hold their sessions in a, back yard of his home to clean his|t0 dispense alcoholic liquor. A ik Inunagted, AU:;M(:‘!:;‘:I:“;ZI :’:l"d‘:c 8 K.-8, d gl pevvania rsocations 90 portable schoolhouse, The portahle | Service revolver before going on duty 2 9 “between Flainville’ and Southington, ::T;:vz;\s'e:::: ::;'n! u”'vrvl l.\"g& ‘ huilding will be purchased at once and | and was joined by Mrs. Fauline Ge | MEETI TOMORROW. Yellowstone Park, Wyo., Aug. 16,— | lost between Plainville and Southington, Friday. One invitation went it is expected that it will be ready for | Lerce, who lived in the upper half S CF e Lk A Tadn- oper asso. USe When school re-opens for the fall | of the two family house. As they sat ‘ i , Aug. 15, Chain and lock attached, Kindly |CADILLAC, JEWETT & PAIGE CARS— TYellowstone's newest and biggeat gey- | [, !5 Chaln and lock attached, Kindly | Oh ot Motor Co. “A Reputable Goncern.” | Reparations Committee is Expected "Y“de."f'flved F'Ff"dgyl“'hbn without | Leonard st., Waterbury. West Main, Cor. Lincoln Bt. : 3 | preliminary manifestations the quiet e = by term in September, on a bench a shot sud W to Gather on Thursday. / BOX of soap lost in vicinity of Black Rock ciation and the other to the Pitts “' i‘n(vfl‘:'::j-;‘nnrnl R T e ;H_c:f:”‘t“ ;“”“,‘ was }:’vard, ¥ mud pool near the head of Obsidian| bridge, New Britain. Notify The Cahill|COLUMBIA AND DORT MOTOR CAR— burgh Coal Producers' ;| - S CORRRAIEA0N A8 QUL IR 4 2y 0 e groun) fl“‘, Paris, Aug. 16 (By Assoclated | creek sent a column of steaming hot| _company, Plainville, Commerce and Ruggles truck. It. C. Rue Mie sbuthwaitern inferstate resent q mqur‘rs a"? tlhe hul)ldl’ng. of (1}‘Nx|!\mm a hu;lm wqund before n}pr",)__-rh, reparations commission | mud and rocks 300 feet into the air. | NEW BRITAIN Natlonal bank interest de.| dolph, 127 Cherry St. Phone 2051-3. new structure will be pushed for-| physician arrived, s - | The eruption Tast : partment hook No. 5002, lost. Finder re- - mssoclation including members i A< | probably will meet tomorrow to de. eruption lasted several minutes FORD DEALER—James F. Decker, JF, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma e 1yas rapldiy-as possible S ”"I" other police that as he |cide formally whether or not Ger-|and is repeated at irregular intervals, “,‘l‘:'r“fi'l:’ Mk L Good class second-hand cars, - Room 106 kansas and Texas, were asked to meet ssist in creating a fund to cov- | started to clean his revolver, Mrs. Ge \many s to be accorded a morato.|¢ash time sending up a 300 foot | projia :ror;.e‘m:;ie“:;;’e-figl; a burple wm- | Professional Bldg. Pilone 3185, with the union at Kansas City on & (h€ cOst of the portable building | Lerce who was on friendly terms with |rfjum on her cash indemnity install-| column of mud and water, which Is| depot Saturdey plensa return It to the|CARDNER—Haiware Clty Motor Co. ARtE Tuesday, Tlinois operators were in. (1€ Ladies’ Aid society of the church | the family began to tease him and ments. higher than any of the other geysers| ticket office arM avoid trouble. b e ited to Chicago for the same day 1S Arranged to hold a whist and cake | finally tickled him. He dropped the | Effort is being made for a com-{in the park. WILL the Dersdn who ook an Umbrelia | - e st e while the Indiana operatars’ associa- |y 1oorrOW afterncon. The. aftair|gun he said and it was discharged. | promise which will tide over the situ-| The eruption inundatéd the auto-( by mistake Saturday night in Spinetta's |TGUER B0 0" ligh st., Hartford: tion was solicited for a conference at . D¢ held on the K. of C. grounds| Congo was held pending an investiga- ation until November or December.|mobile road between Mammoth Hot | Aithioms wiii e wocey, ‘U™ 884 B0} Gonnecticut, Telephone 3-4599. Terre Haute also on Tuesday, on Hxanklin sqhare; and will-tesinsartion \ | s Springs and Notrls Geyser basin and j===-= P 1A | HUPMOBILE CARS-gSales and service. City The general agreement concluded = { DR. AUSTIN SCOTT DIE H PROPOSED AMENDMENT. C"};"d ghyeralidored of groind, MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY. Service Station. Hattford Ave., and Btane Mersand, adopted. by, the unlon ‘as & ST | . AUSTIN SC ES | wWashington, Aug. 16.—Free zones i h;’ xo'yser‘ 1".\11‘1 t})‘e numet: l):w SRS R T ley 8t. A. M. Paonessa, Prop. basis for supplemental agreements LYNCH REAPPOINTED. e, |at American ports wherein crude im.|‘semi-centennlal’® in honor of the | . o 0 w0 Al Over World P = v Z g s d Pour |OLDSMOBILE—Gales and service at the B6. ghroughout the coal fields contin Cew Haven, Aug. 16.—Bernard F. Yormer President of Rutgers College | orteq materials might be converted| 50th anniversary this year of the es- : 7 ind Garage, 171 South Main street. Tele the old wages and working condition 7 was reappointed U. S. Com- Passes Away in Massachusetts |for export without payment of tariff "‘;”!’]";‘1’5“"“"’ the Pa”‘-l A N into Lord Northcliffg's Home. ephone 87 ineluding the checkoft of union dues missloner in this district by Judge E.| New Brunswick, N. J, Aug. 16— |duties would be provided for in an| 0 1F15 the SAme pool theew water to April 1, 1923 and provides ma- S Thomas today. The term is for News was received today of the death | amendment to the tariff bill approved Betoraiiaslbecntragiarly astive chinery for negotiating but not ar- four vears in Granville, Mass, of Dr. Austin t?1ay by the senate without a roll 5 cliffe continues to be evidenced by| Phone 2215. £ call. the flood of telegrams and cable mes- oL " e—— e ey HUTGHISONM UP sages received by the family and pub- London, Aug. 16.—World wide re- CIN i 4 LEXINGTON—HIgh grad, ta* zars, Bal gret at the death of Viscount North- | and service. 5 l:,uB!en'::, 51 .)i'lin.;tt ’ lished in Northcliffe papers. STUDEBAKERS—Light six touring, $1,045; The president of France, the vice- special six touring, $1,475; big six touring, $1,785; F. O, B. factory. M. Irving Jester, oygof tndia ‘and stheldominlonandllig it iRt trnis Ts a Btidsbaksr Tear commonwealth premiers are at one Half Mark of Their 36-Hole Match |With Major Gen. Leonard Wood, Chauncey Depew, Thomas A. Edison, Today. James W. Gerard, Melville E. Stone ;—-————_C‘“"’m'm'“w“" and other distinguished Ameri i UICK, flve passenger, in A-No. 1 1unning Oskmont Country Club, Pa., AUE. |attesting. te Nosthellfe's “mf(“":n‘: order. City Bervice Station, Hartford ave- > nue and Stanley street. 16.—Jock Hutchison of Chicago, Was |ihe eminence of his achievements, BUICK Toadster, 1920, classy 8poFt one up on Gene Sarazen, 6pen Cham- |ype goores of messages published this| cellent condition, fwo extra. tires wind pion, when half of their 36-hole morning occupy more than a page of | deflectors. Has been carefully used. Aaggn match in the national professional | no miimes G. Cohen, 185 Park St. Hartford, - % champlonship tournament had been BUICK, 1919, § pass. touring car, painted and rebuilt throughout. C. A. Benue, 81 played today. 80 VETS CERTIFIED. Main_street. Phone 221F, The cards: e = CHEVROLET, 191 “roadster, $165 cast Hutchison out—634, 543, 535—38. or terms. Used Car Exehange, 18 Main 8t, Sarazen out—645, 453, 544—40 First Group From This State to Com- | _Phone 2785. Open even! Hutchison in—445, 434, 344—35 9 CHEVROLET, 1921, F-B mbdei roadster. Sarazen in—445, 334, 354—33 plete Vocatlonal, Bepiping | Caurse, Very good condition. R. C, Rudolph, 127 At the end of 18 holes, French was | Hartford, Aug. 16.—Eighty world| _therry St. Phone five up on Loefler; Golden was two up |war veterans who have completed|DO: sadain B s DRrenn kAt At ADIIN on Kerrigan and Cruikshank was four |educational courses, have been certi- ;‘:; R‘:?:fi"«fl.'"ai\efif’?ss"%".rf":fi,' ];:I-L up on Rowe. fied to the federal government by| ford Open evenings. Captain T. J. Bannigan suh-dismcllfimn,‘isn. ton_truck, with platform bodys: FIRE IN SUBWAY GAR manager of the U. 8. Veterans hurPflu,; Prico $125. R. C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry I I) 5 Bt., Dort dealer. Phone 205i-2. he Ideal acka e a8’ the nrat gTouUp oLl sUCk StromiCOn pap et G oo Tt TFee e hamipal s . necticut. dition 0. i R. C. Rudolph, 121 Cherry e : z 1t has been claimed that the gov-| St. Phone 205 : New York Firemen Have Tough Job|ernment expended an average of about | FRANKLIN touring, repainted Frankil [ les green, completely overhauled, smal 8t for tlle l[ol!le S on Their Hands in Lexington Ave.|$9:000 per man. | payment and liberal terms. Easy ridin family car. Aaron G. Cohen,” I35 Park. nue—No One Is Injured. CUT PRICE OF GAS. street, Hartford, | HUDSON sedan. Very powerful car, excel- I.o ° ° R cnlc and Outln ! New York, Aug. 16.—Fire under| New York, Aug. 16—The Standard ™, Coongition; extra squipment, good: BU Dw the rear of a ten car south bound lo- | Ol Co. of New Jersey today reduced | fires. Will accept small car as part pay- Is Leading, George Sarazen at First " cal train in the Lexington avenue thelpréce :{wenxport gasoline one-half :n\:wh Aaron G. Cohen, M}nrltord.‘ Gpen cent per ! aefeninetion euse"'Busch, S{.\.fl“\s subway this morning tied up the sub-. | L HUDSON 6-40 touring car, Good mechanis ! way for halt an hour, while firemen e 281" condition ‘and" good tlFea. BAFgAII % ! with two lines of hose fought the TO OPEN BIBLE CLASS. taken at one. The 8. & F. Motor Sales p— Corp., 155 Elm S§t. Phone 731. 2 |flames. There was considerable ex- A meeting of lh.e executive commit- | re=r 3 7 touring, $500; Liberty citement among passengers but noltee of Everyman's Bible class was| “touring, 1919, $500; Chandler, 4 passens o = 3 one was injured. held at the Y. W. C. A. today at| ger 1 AR AL ) ‘4 ="} 3 : s s 2 Cer coupe, $1,000; Overland rondster, 1918, “ 3 K 0 Fireman Willlam P. Hogan, who noon. Routine business, relative to S e o) was riding on the train, discovered|the opening of the class next month vd, assenger, 3850, Al these " ‘é“ \ \ \ S the blaze as the train was leaving|was transacted. cars in A-1 condition. Apply to R. H. Bleecker street station. He told the _ Long Motor Co.,, 294 Pearl Bt, Hartford, motorman, and then went through the MACK TRUCK lfnr d":'i ')uf exr;un.g tor i assenger enclose high rade car, one train quietly telling the passengers to | e R B T L e get off at the next station and thus| Barnes, 45 Lincoln street, averted a possible panic. » BARGA]N WEEK MAIBOHM six, 18 port model demons" S S M | strator. Used only 700 miles. There is & T = chance to buy it right. Call at Stanley SMASHES BAGGAGE TRUCK. | —At— | _Quarter Filling Station or 131 North St. Meriden, Aug. 16.—A misplaced ! BESSE LELANDS | GARTAND, ouring. Just overhaulnd, B s | X xcellent tires. Cash or terms. Used Car red light which is, usually set on’ the Exchange, 18 Main St. Phone 2785. Opea track to warn the engineer to slow | cvenings. up on approaching the station result- AKLAND, 1817, 1n A-1 condition through- ed in the engine of Train No. 98| and can be bought at a very low price. A, G. Hawker, 52 Elm 8t. Tel. 2458, northbound hitting a baggage truck Y 189 AL i on the local platform and demolish- LEGAL NOTICES m,or:s;\)("r':?rl‘l;ri‘ ':flr;v SRR ';:‘,',.";; ing it early today. Several men were | I NOTICE Rudolphee Garage, 123 Ch unloading the truck and each claimed To dissolve partnership I am or-|GVERL! i 1 touring car, original fine o —_— to have had a narrow escape from |dered to SELL either PRIVATELY or| ;Sh :‘\‘Hd l'):l(‘fl gonlrl. F:(‘\"nnoe ”lem l:li"l.. Of 5 s & as been driven but 3,000 miles and is NOW 1n cartons injury. at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the highest| lag been driven but 2000 miles had s One Dozen Bottles A train bound south was standing bidder, on FRIDAY, August 25th,| \ya arranged. Honeyman Auto Sales Co. at the station at the time and the Am- 1922, at 2 P. M. (Standard Time), the | Hudson-Essex distributor, 139 Arch 8t | " Phone 2109-2..Open Sundays and_eveningh. OVERLAND, 1920 roadster, just overhauled "N | " and mechanically pertect. Top and upé Shop,” No. 360 Main street (Corner' |qistery perfact. Five very good tires, — SYMPATHY FROM KING. Mpyrtle), in New Britain, Conn. Said Low price. Used Car Exchange, 18 Mal: London, Aug. 16.—Lady North- |sale to Include all merchandise and St Tel : Open ITLS“‘"K.Z‘-U . P OLDSMOBILE for sale. Late 1920, first- cliffe has received a telegram from jfixtures therein contalned together analtion Dbt sharer Orek 49N | King George. It said: “I have just|with lease to said premises. 564-2. 192 Washington St. | heard with regret of ,the death %of | FRED WINKLE, PAIGE, 1917 touring, electric lighta and |Lord Northcliffe after a painful ill- [Constable and Committee in charge| starter. Must be sold at once. Bargain | ness, and offer you my heartfelt sym- of sale. for. ca Phone | e ELL LT e i " (i o REO touring car. New top. ‘mm in first ‘pnhy in your loss. 338 Main St. New Britain, Conn. olais shape. Two new tIFVOV'A bargain. . B. Moran Garage, 313 1-2 Church St erican Express car was being un-!confectione: store and ice cream loaded from the truck. |parlor known as *“The Chocolate Phone 1554, | RGAMER, 7 pass. Ready for the road. First class mechanical condition, also r} @ppearance, § wire wheels. Aaron C. Cohen, 185 Park St Hartford ng for R E night, 5 pass. t 3 i ™ g mechanical order, good paint and GA)J IM £ MCTa-D ‘OU TTAKE upholstery, Battery recently rebullt. An ( i . unugual bargain for somebody. Inquire s R EXERQISE. ASwR Urt 1 BEEN ROLLIN ME 0 erwel 5140 sads Tl pre T To Him! JDEBAKER, LATE 1931, special six, se- - Own IGARETTES . Shall mileage, 5 tires, all extras, Upliolstery, paint and_ engine are = like EVE Cce , new. Honeyman Auto Sales Co., Hudson = S 1/ and Essex distributors, 139 Arch St. Tel, 2109-2. Open evenings. |BTUDBBAKER car for sale. In _good con- ditlon. For particulars call 153-12. |TRUCK, G. M. C. 1817 of 1 ton capacity, with open body, In good condition. The running condition is perfect, has § good pneumatic tires. Cheap if taken at once. Bouth End Garage, 171 South Main St Phone 570 i ¥ TRUCK—15 ton, just overhauled, new paint, mechanically perfect. Price low. F. L. Peck, Kensington, Tel. 674-32. TRUCKS— ton Hepublic; BDethlehem % ton; Reo % ton Speedwagon. Also Fords, delfveries. Dodge Screen and Ford ex- press In very gond mechanical condition. Easy terms. Aaron G. Cohen, 185 Park t., Hartford. 1 ~Tell New Britain people your wants through the medium of a ' Herald classified ad. § BTUDEBAKER six cylinaer touring cars, Clark's Automoblle Laundry. 236 Main 8t. ’